I have "server_name *.domain.tld" in my config file and tried to get the correct virtual host the user connected to with the help of a php script but "$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']" returned "*.domain.tld" instead of "something.domain.tld" when I connect to it. When I use ".domain.tld" instead of "*.domain.tld" I get "domain.tld" as the hostname. Is this is bug or how to get the real hostname the user connect to ?http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,223642,223642#msg-223642Sun, 19 May 2013 20:56:11 -0400 Phorum 5.2.16 http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,223642,223643#msg-223643 http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,223642,223643#msg-223643
Hi there,

> Is this is bug or how to get the real hostname the user connect to ?

The nginx variable $server_name is the first name in the server_name
directive list.

The nginx variable $http_host is the Host: header sent by the client.

The nginx variable $host is $http_host if it is defined, and $server_name
if not.

The typical nginx fastcgi configuration will set SERVER_NAME to
$server_name (within fastcgi.conf) and HTTP_HOST to http_host (because
that's what happens to client headers). So you can check those in
your script.

If you wish, you can add your own "fastcgi_param HOST $host" setting
and check that, or you could set SERVER_NAME to be $host and continue
checking that one.

f
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When I use ".domain.tld" instead of "*.domain.tld" I get "domain.tld" as the hostname.

Is this is bug or how to get the real hostname the user connect to ?]]> Kaimei Nginx Mailing List - EnglishThu, 08 Mar 2012 12:55:15 -0500